6 years ago
Laurie Paolicelli Matthew Gilmore Laurie Paolicelli and Matthew Gilmore have joined the Center Advisory Board Paolicelli, executive director for the Chapel Hill/Orange County Visitors Bureau, has held the position since 2005. She has worked with convention and visitor bureaus for 25 years, and served in leadership roles in Houston, Texas and Palm Springs, Calif. …
6 years ago
Robert Goldberg, MBA Mark Gwynne, DO John Gilmore, MD. and Dave Richard Community Psychiatrists from around the State met at the UNC William and Ida Friday Center, May 19, for the Eighth Annual NC Community Psychiatrists Network Symposium to learn about “Preparing for changes in the public mental health system.” John Gilmore, MD, director of …
6 years ago
Austin Hall, MD Austin Hall, MD, associate clinical professor, medical director for the STEP Clinics at Carr Mill, Integrated Care, and ACT psychiatrist, was named medical director for the UNC Center for Excellence in Community Mental Health in April. He will oversee the clinical aspect and management of all Center clinics and related programs …
6 years ago
Wake OASIS becomes UNC Wake Encompass effective June 1. A specialty clinic for adolescents and young adults, Wake Encompass will remain at the same address, 3010 Falstaff Rd. in Raleigh and is housed with the Center’s ACT (Assertive Community Treatment) Team, the Wake STEP Clinic, and the North Carolina Psychiatric Research Center (NCPRC). The Wake …
6 years ago
Daniel Weinberger, MD, John Gilmore, MD and Lisa Dixon MD, MPH Nearly 100 patients, families and mental health professionals learned about the advances in neurosciences and treatment of schizophrenia at the celebration of the 25th anniversary of the STEP Symposium, April 14, 2018, at the UNC William and Ida Friday Center. John Gilmore, MD, …
6 years ago
Wake OASIS becomes UNC Wake Encompass effective June 1. A specialty clinic for adolescents and young adults, Wake Encompass will remain at the same address 3010 Falstaff Rd. in Raleigh and is housed with the Center’s ACT (Assertive Community Treatment) Team, the Wake STEP Clinic, and the North Carolina Psychiatric Research Center (NCPRC). The Wake …
6 years ago
Please join us November 7, 2019 to celebrate the UNC Center for Excellence in Community Mental Health’s Sixth Annual No Limits Gala fundraiser at the George Watts Hill Alumni Center on the UNC Chapel Hill campus. For additional information: Angelique Hess Gala Coordinator angelique.hess@gmail.com Ed Binanay Sponsorships and Development ebinanay@med.unc.edu Alice Lockhart Media Contact alice_lockhart@med.unc.edu …
6 years ago
Published Online February 16 Nature John Gilmore, MD The human brain undergoes rapid development during the first two years of life. Here, Gilmore and colleagues give an overview of recent neuroimaging studies of the developmental trajectories of brain structure and function in the first years after birth. John H. Gilmore. Rebecca C. Knickmeyer & Wei Gao
6 years ago
The UNC Center for Excellence in Community Mental Health will use the private funding to support two of its main rehabilitation programs for adults who suffer from mental illness.
6 years ago
Read More
6 years ago
Editor Alice Lockhart, BA Director of Communications alice_lockhart@med.unc.edu Photography Brian Strickland Photography Will Owen Photography Copyright UNC Center for Excellence in Community Mental Health CB 7160 Chapel Hill, NC 27599
6 years ago
While it is not a typical Supper Club, the weekly gathering provides an opportunity for clients of the Wake ACT (Assertive Community Treatment) Team to socialize with each other and the ACT team. Together, they plan, prepare and share a meal on Thursday evenings at a nearby respite house in Raleigh, using, in part, …
